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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
6
Land buyers seek fair prices with prompt lending options. The advertiser promises to locate buyers for properties offered at reasonable rates and urges owners to submit their best price for quick matching with purchasers.
A long advertisement outlines farm and land sales near Graham Texas with multiple properties listed by owners and brokers. It includes 50 acre tracts and 165 acre farms, prices per acre, cash and credit terms, and notes on houses wells tanks and outbuildings.
A masked assailant abducts a young woman, bound in a sack, carried through a dungeon and into a store with no advertises. He taunts her in a menacing tone claiming total control while she pleads for help. The narrative ends with her fate left unknown.
A sensational claim cites Wm Parr England living 152 years, marrying at 120 and working until 132, then dying two years later. Janes Right of Spurlock Ky extols Electric Bitters as a youth elixir after kidney trouble. Letters from W M Sherman Cush ing Me praise the medicine as a godsend for the sick and elderly. Only 50 cents at Slean Drug Co.
Sure to give satisfaction, this remedy cleanses and protects diseased membranes, drives away head cold and restores taste and smell. Easy to use, non injurious drugs, applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large size 50 cents, liquid balm 15 cents. BROTHERS 56 Warren St New York.
J W Gann has been sick for a week but is improving now. Light sprinkles did little to ease dust. Corn prospects fade with June harvest expected and very meager. If rain comes, cotton and stock might recover. Several cattle deaths blamed on leaves. Health generally good aside from these issues. Cedarite community update.
G Farlowe of East Florence Alabama shares a wartime style testimonial claiming nearly seven years of itch relief after one application and one box of Hunt's Cure, stating he has stayed cured for a year. The ad claims guaranteed remedy for all itching skin diseases at 50 cents.
An obituary notice recalls Willis Walker's passing at his home last Saturday at 5 o'clock. The piece reflects on faith, readiness for heaven, and encouragement to Maggie Walker to find cheer and unity with loved ones beyond death. A sister closes the brief tribute.
Advice urges immediate use of Chamberlains Liniment to relieve rheumatic pain. The notice claims nine of ten cases are muscular rheumatism from cold or damp, responding to vigorous pulsation and patent medicine sold by Sloan Drug Co.
A fine rain refreshed the dry ground aiding cotton printing and health remains good. Mrs. Hayes of Graham preached at Brier Branch to a large crowd. A girl was born Friday night May 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Will Carpenter. Uncle Bob Gatewood added a room to his home. Will Mayes digs a new well. Mrs. Jones of Waco visits son Will Carpenter’s family. Page Williamson visited, Sadie Crawford and children enjoyed music with Fannie McClain.
D L Higgins and family from Delphus New Mexico arrived for a visit last week and plan to spend time with relatives and friends here.
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